Safety & Insurance

Through Life Line Screening®, members can schedule four important exams to reduce their risk of heart attack or stroke.

The financial consequences of an untimely death can be dire without life insurance, but preparing for one of life’s inevitabilities can ensure your family is protected.

When COVID-19 led to more time at home, some families pursued new means of outdoor recreation, creating a surge in demand for all-terrain vehicles.

Virginia Farm Bureau insurance customers now can receive automated claims updates and communicate with their adjusters via text.

With remote work gaining popularity among businesses, it’s important to ensure your company’s cyber liability is covered.

Vehicle manufacturers start rolling out their new models toward the end of the year. This is good news for anybody who is looking to buy a new (or new-to-you) car or truck. This year’s models can be admired, and the previous year’s models will probably be discounted!

Planning for destructive storms before they arrive is the best way to keep your family and property protected.

Ensuring the safety of all road users should be a year-round commitment for all motorists—a point that’s being emphasized during Bicyclist and Pedestrian Awareness Month in September.

There are 32 species of snakes in Virginia, but only three are venomous, and death from snake bites is extremely rare.

Slathering on sunscreen isn’t only for a day at the beach; it’s just as essential on the farm and at other outdoor work settings.